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@jungle-bay-island/sdk

v0.2.0

Published

SDK for building bungalow miniapps in Jungle Bay.

Readme

@jungle-bay-island/sdk

SDK for building bungalow miniapps in Jungle Bay.

Installation

npm install @jungle-bay-island/sdk

Quick Start

import { getSDK } from '@jungle-bay-island/sdk'

// Initialize SDK
const sdk = getSDK()

// Wait for context from parent
const context = await sdk.ready()

console.log('Welcome to', context.bungalow.name)
console.log('Visitor:', context.visitor.address)

// Post a message to the guestbook
await sdk.postMessage('Hello from my bungalow!')

// Get recent messages
const messages = await sdk.getMessages(50)

// Check token balance
const balance = await sdk.checkTokenBalance()

// Request a transaction (shows wallet confirmation)
const result = await sdk.requestTransaction({
  to: '0x...',
  value: '1000000000000000000', // 1 ETH in wei
})

// Sign a message
const { signature } = await sdk.signMessage('Hello World')

// Exit back to island
sdk.exit()

Context

When your bungalow loads, it receives context about the visitor and bungalow:

interface BungalowContext {
  visitor: {
    address: string | null  // Connected wallet address
  }
  bungalow: {
    id: number              // Bungalow index (0-11)
    name: string            // Bungalow name
    owner: string           // Owner wallet address
    tokenAddress: string    // Associated Clanker token
    ipfsHash: string        // Current content IPFS hash
  }
  messages: Message[]       // Recent guestbook messages
}

API Reference

getSDK(): JungleBaySDK

Returns the SDK singleton instance.

sdk.ready(): Promise<BungalowContext>

Wait for the SDK to initialize and receive context from the parent.

sdk.exit(): void

Exit the bungalow and return to the island.

sdk.postMessage(content: string): Promise<Message>

Post a message to the bungalow's guestbook. Requires wallet connection.

sdk.getMessages(limit?: number): Promise<Message[]>

Get recent messages from the guestbook.

sdk.checkTokenBalance(address?: string): Promise<bigint>

Check the bungalow token balance for an address.

sdk.requestTransaction(tx: TransactionRequest): Promise<TransactionResult>

Request a wallet transaction. Shows confirmation UI in the parent.

sdk.signMessage(message: string): Promise<SignMessageResult>

Request to sign a message with the connected wallet.

sdk.on(event: SDKEventType, callback: Function): () => void

Subscribe to events. Returns an unsubscribe function.

Events:

  • visitorEntered - A new visitor entered the bungalow
  • messagePosted - A new message was posted
  • contextUpdated - Context was updated

Deploying Your Bungalow

  1. Build your bungalow (e.g., npm run build)
  2. Deploy to IPFS using Orbiter or another service
  3. Get the IPFS hash (CID)
  4. Request Bayla to update your bungalow content
  5. Bayla signs the update, you submit the transaction

Example

See the jungle-bay-example-bungalow for a complete example.